The largest city in North America and the largest Spanish-speaking city in the world, Mexico City is one of the world’s most impressive metropolises. As ground zero for the Aztec takeover of Latin America, Mexico City was built on the remains of Tenochtitlan and has grown into a sprawling urban centre.
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Mexico is a deeply Catholic country. In the 19th century, politicians here even suggested the Pope relocate to Mexico stating it was the most Catholic country in the world.
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Take a journey along or through La Ruta Maya to visit some of the most spectacular sites from the ancient Mayan civilization which took hold on the Yucatan Peninsula in Mexico and in the neighbouring countries of Belize and Guatemala.
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Yucatán cuisine is distinctive partly because the region was geographically isolated from the rest of Mexico for centuries by mountainous terrain and poor roads.
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A folk hero whose exploits were regularly filmed by Hollywood, Pancho Villa was a Mexican killer, bandit and revolutionary leader who advocated for the poor and wanted agrarian reform.
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